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1 September 2012
Will you be getting an IPAD or a Kindle for
Christmas?
"It is becoming clear that your gadget shopping list will
not contain all things apple, it is likely other brands
will be competing for your hard earned cash. For those who
raced to buy the new Apple tablet - the question is, will
you still be using it in six months, given the design
restrictions built into the product. Will your apple tablet
end up in six-month time, in the cupboard, as some costly
mistake, with the rest of the gadgets you bought in haste,
superseded by cheaper, more flexible, and easier to operate
devices that are starting to come on to the market?"
By: Nicholas Newman
Certainly, it appears to be a very expensive net book for what
it can do. If you are interested in reading, a paperback is so
much cheaper, even the new Kindle is a bargain and does it
equally as well as the more expensive Apple tablet.
If you desire to use the Apple tablet as a device for writing
memos, letters, features, etc., you can get a very good and
comfortable net book for the task for a cheaper price. What
annoys me is that a decent ergonomic keyboard is not included
in the price. What is usually standard with other devices you
have to pay extra for?
As for watching films, to be honest I prefer to watch the
latest Sherlock Holmes or Hollywood film on a nice big
television screen.
I think the Apple tablet can be described as a
jack-of-all-trades and a master of none! Do you
agree?
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